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Why Is It Important To Have ADA Signs?

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  61 million people in the U.S. live with a disability, according to the CDC. Those who have some type of disability may need help finding their way around a shopping mall, using the restrooms, avoiding slippery floors, and the like. Simple daily tasks that many take for granted, may not be as easy for others. The Americans with Disabilities Act has helped to change that. Now, most commercial and public spaces must install ADA signs (or ‘accessible signs’). These signs are vital for a large portion of the population and essential for your business. Learn more about the four important reasons why you need to have accessible signs at your business and how an experienced sign company that prepares  ADA signage near you  can help. 1. Making Sure You Don’t Discriminate Against Individuals with Disabilities Accessible signs help people with disabilities feel safe and comfortable in your establishment. These vital signs allow people with visual and mobility impairments to move a...

ADA Bathroom Sign Essentials

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Restroom signs are easily the most taken-for-granted indoor signs – and one of the most useful too. Clearly labeled bathrooms are crucial for making the space comfortable for visitors (and employees). There’s nothing worse than guessing whether an unmarked door leads to a bathroom or an office! Many major chains have long had  ADA signs  above the restroom door. Now, businesses across Jacksonville are jumping on the bandwagon. Keep reading to find out why  bathroom signs  designed in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act are so important and some requisite features of ADA-compliant signage. Why ADA-compliant Bathroom Signs are Crucial Whether you are moving to new premises or looking to modify your existing space, you should invest in ADA bathroom signs for a number of reasons: Make bathrooms more accessible for people with vision, speech, hearing, and cognitive impairments. Ensure your establishment is compliant with legal requirements on accessibility...